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Hazardous Waste Cleanup: Watson Standard Company in Neville Island, Pennsylvania

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Cleanup Status

An Environmental Indicator (EI) inspection was conducted at the Watson Standard facility (Facility) in August 2006. All areas where hazardous waste is handled appeared well-maintained; no evidence of spills or releases was apparent. In 1991, a fuel oil underground storage tank (UST) was clean-closed. Soil sampling of the tank pit detected no contamination except small amounts of toluene that were well below the most stringent Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) Statewide Health Standard.

Both EIs were met by the Facility and finalized by EPA on December 15, 2008. In April 2009, EPA issued a Final Decision of Corrective Action Complete without Controls for the Facility.

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Site Description

Interactive map of Watson Standard Company, Neville Island, PA

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Watson Standard's Neville Island facility was built between 1946 and 1948 on approximately 2 acres near the intersection of Grand Avenue and Neville Road. The Facility manufactures custom coatings and closures for the metal packaging industry. The Facility has never had any land disposal units on-site.

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Contaminants at this Facility

No contaminants above levels of concern exist at the Facility.

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Institutional and Engineering Controls at this Facility

Institutional Controls were not required at the facility.

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Land Reuse Information at this Facility

The facility is under continued use.

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Site Responsibility at this Facility

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Corrective Action activities at this facility have been conducted under the direction of EPA Region 3.

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